
Chapter 7-Family Living
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- Q1When seeking mates, men will select women who possess certain ________, such as youth and curves.positive signalsfertility cuessexuality traitsavailability cues30s
- Q2According to Darwin, the primary evolutionary biological goal of males in mate selection is _____.to find fulfillment through emotional bondingto provides for as many females as possibleto impregnate as many women as possiblenone of the above30s
- Q3Women tend to seek out a mate who possesses ________ cues, such as intelligence, physical strength, and ambition.protector/providerselectibilityavailabilityfather figure30s
- Q4The ________ theory asserts that individuals are thought to act out of self -interest in ways to maximize and make the most of the resources they possess. This theory helps to explain what motivates individuals to act.filtersocial exchangecost exchangesocial rewards30s
- Q5Using a filter mechanism, individuals will sort out a potential mate from a group of eligible partners. This group is known as what?booty callpool of candidatesfocus grouppartner pool30s
- Q6Propinquity has a lot to do with partner selection. “Propinquity” refers to what?number of fertility cuespartnering with someone who is similar to yougeographic closenessprovider cues30s
- Q7________ refers to partnering with someone who is similar to you – similar in ethnic and racial background, religious upbringing, age, education level, political ideology, socioeconomic status, and values and beliefs.heterogamyhomogeneityhomogamypropinquity30s
- Q8________ means that we must marry outside of a particular group. In the United States, for example, we cannot marry a sibling or a first cousin.propinquityhomogamyendogamyexogamy30s
- Q9________ refers to the notion that certain groups marry within that same group, such as Muslims marrying Muslims or Asians marrying Asians.homogamyendogamyexogamyendogamy30s
- Q10________ refers to partners who are of different races, religions, and ethnicity. It also refers to partners of different ages.endogamyheterogamyhomogamyexogamy30s
- Q11What purpose does dating serve in a person’s lifespan development?socializationall of the abovemate selectionrecreation30s
- Q12________ allows people to meet each other face to face to decide if they share mutual interests and if they are interested in another, more extended, date.cohabitationbooty callspeed datinghooking up30s
- Q13Part of Knapp’s relationship escalation model, this stage can be thought of as the information-gathering stage of a relationship. While individuals still have not spent a lot of time together, it is at this point that they gather enough information, through casual conversation, to determine if either party desires to continue the relationship.experimenting/explorationintegratingintensificationinitiation30s
- Q14During this stage of Knapp’s relationship escalation model, the couple reaches a shared level of interdependence. Knapp notes that it is during this relationship stage that some type of formal, official announcement is made of the couple’s commitment to one another (such as an engagement or marriage).integratingexperimenting/explorationintensificationbonding/intimacy30s
- Q15Part of Knapp’s relationship escalation model, this is when the two individuals become a “couple” and are identified as a couple among their friends and family. Each shares their relational identity.initiationintegratingintensificationbonding/intimacy30s